List of Verbs and Prepositions PDF!
What are Prepositions in English?
Prepositions indicate relationships between other words in a sentence. A preposition is an important part of the English language. They act to connect the people, objects, time and locations etc.
What are Verbs in English?
A verb express action of something. Verbs are the action words in a sentence that describe what the subject is doing. Verbs are words that describe an action or talk about something that happens. Verbs are millions in numbers and are very basic of English grammar.
List of Verbs and Prepositions
Below is the list of Verbs followed by preposition:
- Faith in
- Famous for
- Feel for
- Fire at
- Fit for
- Fond of
- For the sake of
- Free from
- Full of
- Glad at
- Honest in
- Hope for
- Hope of
- In course of
- In front of
- In honor of
- In order to
- In spite of
- Inferior to
- Interest in
- Invite to
- Join in
- Kind to
- Need for
- On account of
- On behalf of
- On the point of
- Pray for
- Pray to
- Prevent from
- Proud of
- Recover from
- Agree to
- Agree with
- Apply to
- Arrive at
- Ask for
- Aware of
- Because of
- Believe in
- Belong to
- Deal in
- Deal with
- Desire for
- Die of
- Differ with
- Fail in
- Knock at
- Lame of
- Laugh at
- Lead to
- Listen to
- Live on
- Look after
- Look at
- Run after
- Made of
- Save from
- Sick of
- Start for
- Stay with
- Succeed in
- Act upon
- Act upon
- Afraid of
- Blind of
- Blind to
- Born in
- Born to
- Call at
- Call on
- Close to
- Cruel to
- Cure of
Verb and Preposition For
- Vote for
- Scold for
- Wish for
- Head for
- Pray for
- Apologize for
- Work for
- Search for
- Care for
- Apply for
- Long for
- Excuse for
- Wait for
- Ask for
- Pay for
- Blame for
- Prepare for
Verb and Preposition On
- Base on
- Rely on
- Impose on
- Count on
- Agree on
- Play on
- Be on
- Blame on
- Work on
- Insist on
- Comment on
- Congratulate on
- Elaborate on
- Pride on
- Concentrate on
- Depend on
Verb and Preposition Of
- Get rid of
- Hear of
- Get tired of
- Hope of
- Remind of
- Rob of
- Suspect of
- Accuse of
- Think of
- Consist of
- Convict of
- Convince of
- Cure of
- Despair of
- Disapprove of
- Dream of
- Approve of
- Bilk out of
- Compose of
- Conceive of
Verb and Preposition To
- Refer to
- Devote to
- Reply to
- Speak to
- Adapt to
- Appeal to
- Object to
- Explain to
- Turn to
- Respond to
- Talk to
- Subscribe to
- See to
- Compare to
- Happen to
- Lead to
- Agree to
- Sentence to
- React to
- Adjust to
- Listen to
- Contribute to
- Consent to
- Add to
- Write to
- Apologize to
- Belong to
- Get married to
- Confess to
Verb and Preposition At
- Guess at
- Peer at
- Hint at
- Laugh at
- Stare at
- Wink at
- Point at
- Look at
- Aim at
- Arrive at
- Marvel at
- Glance at
- Smile at
Verb and Preposition About
- Concern about
- Protest about
- Be about
- Forget about
- Write about
- Hear about
- Ask about
- Care about
- Know about
- Talk about
- Decide about
- Warn about
- Complain about
- Joke about
- Argue about
- Feel about
- Laugh about
- Boast about
- Quarrel about
- Think about
Verb and Preposition From
- Abstain from
- Rescue from
- Protect from
- Escape from
- Graduate from
- Recover from
- Save from
- Retire from
- Infer from
- Prohibit from
- Stem from
- Hide from
- Separate from
- Suffer from
- Prevent from
- Borrow from
- Resign from
Verb and Preposition With
- Agree with
- Argue with
- Comply with
- Concern with
- Confront with
- Confuse with
- Cope with
- Meet with
- Provide with
- Quarrel with
- Share with
- Tamper with
- Trust with
- Cover with
- Cram with
- Acquaint with
- Deal with
- Disagree with
- Discuss with
- Face with
- Fight with
- Help with
- Interfere with
- Associate with
- Begin with
- Charge with
- Clutter with
- Coincide with
- Collide with
- Compare with
- Complain with
Verb and Preposition In
- Involve in
- Participate in
- Result in
- Specialize in
- Trust in
- Succeed in
- Absorb in
- Arrive in
- Be engrossed in
- Confide in
- Implicate in
- Believe in
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